CJP Vows More Protests Despite Minister's Resignation - Abhijeet Dipke

Following the resignation of Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan over the NEET paper leak, CJP Founder Abhijeet Dipke has declared that their fight is not over. Calling it a victory for democracy, he stated that the resignation alone is insufficient. He made it clear that his organization will continue its agitation until all their demands are fully met.

Dipke put forward two specific demands: first, compensation of one crore rupees to the families of each student who tragically committed suicide over the NEET issue. Second, strict action must be taken against the police officers who allegedly used excessive force during the protests on the 20th. He concluded with a stern warning: "Remember, do not mess with cockroach," reaffirming the CJP's resolve to stay on the streets.